The trial against a youth football coach in the city of Huelva, Spain has concluded. This was reported by Zamin.uz.
The coach was found guilty of committing violence against minors and received a severe sentence. According to the court ruling, he was sentenced to 60 years and 9 months of imprisonment.
Investigations revealed that the coach abused his professional position to commit criminal acts against 21 minors. In total, he was charged with 31 counts.
During the trial, in addition to imprisonment, additional restrictions were imposed on him. For example, after his release, he is prohibited from approaching the victims within 200 meters for five years.
Furthermore, he is permanently banned from working as a coach or instructor in sports events involving minors. This verdict sparked widespread discussions in Spanish society.
There has been an increase in calls to strengthen oversight to ensure children's safety. This case demands greater responsibility and caution when working with youth.
